Metrolink announced Tuesday it will reinstate service on 24 of the most in-demand trains and add two new trains as it restores service that was suspended when the COVID-19 pandemic began.
– Metrolink will reinstate service on 24 of the most in-demand trains and add two new trains on April 4 as it restores service that was suspended when the COVID-19 pandemic began.
Metrolink will also add four Amtrak Pacific Surfliner trains which can be used by all Metrolink ticketholders.The added trains will reinstate service in the following areas: — 91/Perris Valley Line: Two added trains with midday service to Los Angeles and a reverse morning trip to Riverside County; — Antelope Valley Line: Six added trains and schedule updates offering increased flexibility for weekday travel;— Riverside Line: Four added trains offering increased flexibility for weekday travel;— Ventura County Line: Six added Metrolink trains including weekday morning and evening trains, plus four Amtrak Pacific Surfliner trains that are now available to all Metrolink ticket holders — including on Saturday and Sundays.
Metrolink CEO Darren Kettle said he is “elated that we’re able to restore our service close to pre-pandemic levels, so our riders can get to work, to friends and family and to fun — more affordably and without the headaches of traffic and parking.”
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